Senior Session: LC-A+ - x ÷ : Make Art, Not Arithmetics

What is fine art photography? Is a picture of your friend covered with whipped cream with a pensive look considered fine art photography? This last session promises to be a blast!

Be prepared to traipse through a dazzling array of art, from the far-flung depths of Surrealism a la Man Ray to the staged self-portraits of Cindy Sherman, as we use the LC-A+ to recreate these amazing works as your final project.

Email your name, contact and the session title to shopsingapore@lomography.com to register. Spaces are extremely limited, don’t miss out on this golden opportunity for an analogue education!

SUMMERSCHOOLFEES
- $20 a session (inclusive of a loaner camera, a roll of film and LomoLab development, scans and prints)
- Sign up for all 4 sessions and receive a $10 discount off total fees ($70 instead of $80) as well as a Graduation Certificate.
- Sign up as a group of 10 and receive 10% off total fees.
- All attendees will receive a 10% off coupon to use at the Lomography Gallery Store Singapore.
- Please arrive 10 minutes before the session is scheduled to start in order for our professors to take attendance!

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